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Network Settings
XML Tag Data / Description
<vlan>
<enable>
ON/OFF
</enable>
<id>
VLAN ID
</id>
<voice_pri>
priority
</voice_pri>
<signal_pri>
priority
</signal_pri>
</vlan>
VLAN / Ethernet Layer 2 802.1Q support.
enable
If <ip_dhcp4_enable> is ON, this parameter will be
configured by DHCPv4 Option 125 or Option 242 L2Q
parameter, if available.
: ON
OFF (default)
id
A value of 0 (zero) indicates that the phone does
not belong to any VLAN; in this case, the 802.1Q
tag specifies only a priority and is referred to as a
priority tag.
: Phone VLAN ID
0, 2 – 4094, default value = 1111
If <ip_dhcp4_enable> is ON, this parameter will be
configured by DHCPv4 Option 125 or Option 242
L2QVLAN parameter, if available.
voice_pri
0 – 7, default value = 6
: 802.1Q Voice Priority Code Point
If <ip_dhcp4_enable> is ON, this parameter will be
configured by DHCPv4 Option 125 or Option 242
VoicePri parameter, if available.
signal_pri
0 – 7, default value = 6
: 802.1Q Signaling Priority Code Point
If <ip_dhcp4_enable> is ON, this parameter will be
configured by DHCPv4 Option 125 or Option 242
SignalPri parameter, if available.
<dscp_voice>
DSCP value
</dscp_voice>
Layer 3 DiffServ Voice Packet DSCP Value.
0 – 63, default value = 46
<dscp_signal>
DSCP value
</dscp_signal>
Layer 3 DiffServ Signal Packet DSCP Value
0 – 63, default value = 46
<nat_keepalive_type>
type
</nat_keepalive_type>
Keeps a connection through a NAT device open.
0 – NAT keepalive is disabled (default)
1 – UDP Protocol: A SIP Options message is sent to
keep the connection open
TCP Protocol: NAT keepalive is maintained by
the socket device